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laser beams, in the context of future laser fa-cilities for inertial fusion. It will be carried out within the theory group TIPS (Theory, Plas-ma Interpretation & Simulation), in close collaboration with
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processes related to physical oceanography, sea ice, and biogeochemistry. Its research focuses on the interactions among these components, their coupling with the other components of the Earth system, and
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per month. Affiliation with the SDU2E doctoral school. Application should include a CV, motivation letter, complete course grade, contact information of two references, and a copy of the Master's thesis
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of processing routes for advanced ceramics and surface treatments, with the aim of developing materials and components with tailored properties for demanding applications. SAFRAN is a leading French international
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CNRS 6144), a leading laboratory in process engineering, particularly in electrochemical engineering for environmental applications such as water treatment and reuse, as well as the valorization
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, numerical process simulation, and advanced characterization techniques (synchrotron, TEM, EBSD), will be implemented. The ideal candidate will hold a Master's degree or an engineering degree in Materials
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. Consequently, the candidate must demonstrate skills and a strong interest in these two disciplines. Additionally, the candidate must show an aptitude for data processing and numerical simulation. Proficiency in
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association with the ITER project; • Astrochemistry and exobiology, to simulate various environments and to prepare for future space missions and observations; • Surface sciences and innovative materials
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administrative registration for a doctorate at EHESS. To this end, candidates are asked to submit an application for admission on e-candidat at the same time as the present procedure. This step is a prerequisite
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of active matter and out-of-equilibrium stochastic processes: stochastic thermodynamics, entropy production, collective dynamics. • Machine-learning approaches for the physics of living systems. • Application